CD Review: Disturbed – “Indestructible”

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This review was originally written by Jose Bernardo for www.theweeklyriff.com between 2008 and 2010.

These were Jose’s first impressions of the songs and were not written after multiple spins.

Artist: Disturbed
Album: Indestructible (2008 Reprise)
Tracks: 12

Artist website: http://www.disturbed1.com

OVERVIEW: 

Disturbed are a band that has really settled into their niche well. They know what they are good at and they know how to keep it interesting. Indestructible is the fourth studio full-length from the band.

I have been listening to them since The Sickness came out. Time and again Disturbed manage to be consistent. In most cases consistency turns to predictability; however, I find that this band manages to bring something new and fresh every time out.

Indestructible is a good album and a step forward in the band’s evolution.

HIGHLIGHTS: 

Inside the Fire, The Night, Perfect Insanity

INDESTRUCTIBLE PLAY BY PLAY

Track 1 –  Indestructible
Cool track. Great melody and rhythmic interplay.

Track 2 – Inside the Fire
Very cool riff. Awesome guitar work! It’s no wonder that this was the lead single from the album.

Track 3 – Deceiver
Cool groove. 

Track 4 – The Night
Excellent from the compositional standpoint. Awesome solo. 

Track 5 – Perfect Insanity
Very cool uptempo track. Good energy.

Track 6 – Haunted
Great energy. 

Track 7 – Enough
Cool track. 

Track 8 – The Curse
There is a very cool section right before the chorus in this one. Really good energy.

Track 9 – Torn
Not bad for a slower track.

Track 10 – Criminal
Interesting.

Track 11 – Divide 
Didn’t really dig this one.

Track 12 – Façade 
Cool track.

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Posted in CD Reviews, The Weekly Riff (2008-2010) Reprinted.